118” Wedge-Shape Foam Window Weather Stripping Door Seal Strip,Soundproofing Frame Winter Insulation Tape for Exterior Front Door,Noise Cancelling Window Inserts,Door Gap Filler Light Blocker,White

I'm using these for my bay window, which gets extremely cold in our Michigan winters. I found that a double layer along the bottom of the window frame is really effective. It's very easy to install and it looks good, good quality. The adhesive is strong so you have to plan on leaving it there once installed. Price is good too.

Perfect at keeping cold air out of the house. I wanted to seal the gap between my garage door. This worked perfect, the glue is good quality that sticks and wont come off easily, now there is a tight seal to keep cold air way in the winter.

Adhesive is strong, seem to have some quality and it is very easy to install. I would recommend this product (this is my second time purchasing)

Works really well on my front door. It just doesn't come with enough for a whole door frame. I needed to buy more. Totally worth it. Before I put it on my front door, I had noise coming in/out of the condo. You could see light leaking in at night. Then obviously the air was leaking as well. Now I barely hear my neighbors at all, and have more privacy.

Great product! Easy to install, versatile sizing, creates a good seal. A WORD OF CAUTION, however, the adhesive primer packets that come with it are basically paint thinner. Highly toxic and with a very strong smell. MUST WEAR GLOVES and pregnant people should stay away. I wouldn't let the wipes sit in your trash can once you're done with them either - take the trash out right away

Doesn't really block the cold from coming in.

This Wedge-Shape Foam Window Weather Stripping was just what we needed to use on our wooden casement windows in the winter. Because wood dries and shrinks over time, our wooden windows had a small gap at the bottom where the window met the sill. This compressible foam window seal solved the gap problem neatly; it was easy to measure, cut, and apply. We bought the brown color which coordinated nicely with our dark maple-colored woodwork. For some of the windows with a larger gap, we found the bulb-type stripping worked better. This has made a noticeable difference with air infiltration and we recommend the product. Hope this helps!

Trying to seal up the aluminum 1980s single pane windows (and doors) in my rental home, Ive been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to do it. Because the windows don't seal as tightly as they once did, dust from outside mowing collects on interior window sill. That confirms that cold air would also come in. Last year, I hurriedly taped up the windows after I moved in. That tape no longer sticks. I've received all kinds of window sealing products. I decided against anything that sticks on without the window holding it in place, because reviews show that the adhesives are short term only. So, I ordered felt brush strips in 2 sizes, curvy foamy strips (NOT flat foam that disrntifrates) and something else that doesn't look like it's AI photos. While I battle finding the right cerf size for my front door, THIS product has been perfect for the base of my windows. I have now reordered this twice this week as I find more uses to it. NOTE: While it has an adhesive strip, I have not used it. Instead, I've just closed/locked the windows and then pushed the seal into the space beneath the closed window and the window frame. It wedged nicely and stayed put. It would be difficult to try to install in this manner if using the adhesive strip. While I was able to replace the gasket around my back door, and the light no longer shines through, there's still a 3/8" gap between the door and the frame. I've ordered another piece of this to fill that gap. I will stick it to the metal door vs wood frame. The front door has the same issue, only worse. I've ordered 3/8"(?) felt to nail to the frame once I find the correct door gasket. I may install this product I'm reviewing next to the felt to help close the gap. I'm still looking for a very thin gap filler for the top edge. Hope this helps you!